Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-05

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we're, q class Of 80, NJ. and Mrs.. ".
Joha Ceikeft; class Of 81, Mis- Edith
sancerbon; class Of -, Mrs. Leila
Sh0Fsy EiiboaFne, Geo. A. CosmaH; class
Of -, Mrs. Carrie Palmer Denny; elias
o. -, Anna p. sDaFiing. LOUISE u.
k0sl: clsss Of %, Agnes n Green.
Hsstie L Green, Ire Jeoea. Chas- Y.
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= Emms Clarke, Mathew II. 9ovmiey.
Hattie II. ksllsaR, James r. MeklFoy,
Ooliinta Cabanmki; oiass Of 81, =. Fsesor
blRelOw, Nellie O. Powell, Fiofenee d.
Adams, James W. Porter, E1Ward i.
Powell, Annie MeDiAFmid, FloFs1es A.
Ledger. Thomas hayt0n. Anna Chris
topheR, Albert W. BaddreMs, Gladys
Ansstn, Malinda Watson. The follow
inq members Of the Faculty we're pres
sni: Prof. o. b. Johnson, Prof. ]. Il.
Taylor, Prof. T. Raftssy. PFsceptress Z.
y. Brown. OF the Board Of Regents
there we're, Judge Orange Jacobs and
DIR. q. A. Weed. In addition we're the
following Rusata. Governor RageDe
Sempis, DG. Z. O. KiIbouFne, J. B.
Denny. VIM. L. Ladl0W, Mrs. %. b.
johnson, Ida n VF0omsn, Minnie
Barweil, JenBis O. Lombard, Bertha ID.
Pipur. Mrs. Frank HAnf0Fd, Anna Rine-
bart. Rev. and Mrs. II. l.. Bates. Rev.
| o. ID. Davies, Prof. and Mrs. Vaughn,
Hon. ". ". NeWIin, J. Z. ChilbeFg.
Harry MeComb, Rev. A. y. Banks, l..
,. Colman, Everett Smith, Wm. II.
! 0Alhoun, W. v. Rinsks.st, a., Dr.. and
Mrs. 4. @. sshnsen.
ALuMHI MxKTrS0.
The annual nesting Of the Alumni
Association Uas hsld 81 the University
chapel eo Friday evening last. The
Glass Of 81 vas admitted 10 member
ahip. The following members wera
elActed 10 participate iE the programme
Of next year: OFatoFs-R. Victor Bige-
l0W, 81; James p. MeElfoy, IS. Essay-
ists-Mi as Agnes N. Green, IS; OssFlas
lV. Piper. 30. POstessss-Fiosenes NJ.
Adsms, 81; Nellie @. Powell, 81. An
naIlst-E. Emma Clarke, SO. Alter
naae Annalist Hettie L. Green, IS. The
following offosFs veFe elected for the
ensuing year: President. =. Victor
Bieslsw. 81; Vice President, Msthes II.
GoFmley, SO; Secretary, Mrs. Leila
ahoFey Kilbourne, '82; Treasurer,
Charles v. Piper, IS. More or lees
rountins business was transacted. The
association nov oonsists Of forty siI
members.
BOAT RIDE.
The annual C0mmencement boat ride
took place last Wednesday. A party
consisting Of SEINE Of the alumni, grad
eating class. undergraduates and frienc q
left Oolsman's wharf at absnt 9 in tbe
morning In the steamer Grace. Steps
we're made ct Port Orchard, Mitchell
and Sydney, and at the latter place the
party had lunch. Pleasant stFolls uers
taken along the beach and into tbs
woods. and the day Gas altogether de.
liehtfully passed. The course vas laid
through Port Washington NaFFovs and
the passengers disemkaFked AZ Seattle
In the evening.
TEA PARTY.
Miss Nellie q. Powell gave 9 tea party
10 this years graduating class ct hei
home on Tuesday evening. An excellent
repass vas offered and the post praRdial
exercises we're very interesting. f. v
BiRelow, President OF the class, re
spondsd TO the toast Of "The Glass OF
49," Miss Powell spoke to The oul
lure and beasty OF our young ladies,
and Prof. J. NJ. Taylor replied to The
University" President Powell and otheI
! members of the Faculty we're present
and the former made s0ms very enter
tanning remarks.
CADET REUNION.
The third annual Feunion Of the Uni
Veraity Cadets took place at that insti-
tution on Monday evening last, and was
the last nesting prior TO departure
for home Of the several members of the
Organization. Instead OF the usual
feast Of beans, Toe cream and other light
refreshmsnts we're served. The foilew
log short literary programme was Of.
fared and proved 30 he unusually inter
eating: Rotation. Miss Alice Parker;
recitation, ''Snootenhaus' Wife," Irving
Glenn; 10 an encore, oratien on the labor
question 10 Dutch dialect; dialogue,
Miss Alice Robinson and W. A. G. West.
The reunion vas much enjoyed and
thoas participating in it did not separate
vii midnight.
SMALL GATHERING.
| Captain aud Mrs. +. s. DeWolf en-
tertained q few friends at their resi-
dence on Thursday evening last. II
vas an Informal affair In honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. James, of Memphis, Tennes-
see. whe are at present making a brief
soi0urn in this city. The evening
passed Of very pleasantly. Those pres
snt besides Mr. and Mrs. DeWolf and
Mr.. and Mrs, James we're Mr.. and Mrs.
IC +. Whittlesey, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
II. Green, Mas James. Miss Green, and
Msssrs O. f. MundaY, l.. II. Broyles, J.
II. Lewis add Hillory Batter.
SAIL AND PICNIC.
A very enjoyable sailing party occur-
red last Monday afternoon, the friends
~ Mrs. Harrington making . trip in
the steamer Grace. The little boat left
this city aboa. three o'clock in the AZ
seTnoon, aud after q pleasant ron land
I'd her passengers at Port Orchard.
Here lunch Was served and later on a
sail over the SQUAD enjoyed. These
participating, besides Mrs. Harrington,
Sere Mr.. and Mrs. OsQoOd, Mrs. STRIVE,
Mrs. Haines. Mrs. Nichols, the Misses
Jones. Miss HAller. Miss strive. and
Miss Emery. Msssrs Peliy, G. II. Pres
ton. 4. N. HAller, Strout. Hoyt, Collins
aad Chaplin. The party vas joined late
in the day BY J. o. Ha;Hes. DR.. Minor
and O. l.. Z Kellogg. who ran over from
the city In the Lotus.
DANCING PARTY.
One Of the most delightful evanls OF
| the season vas the dancing party given
by Mrs. Thsmas Bafks. ct her home on
| second street. on Friday eveaiRo. II
vAs a most successful party, and from
the arrival Of the hrst guest until the
/ departure OF the last enc. meTriment
and pleasure reigned supreme
TIE quests we're received by Judge
aud Mrs. Burke, uhe. WITH the peculiar
| grace who's Il 20 be seen only IN those
Who are born "a entertain, put all ~
their ease and made each one feel that
sue duty OF the hour was 10 forget care
and be .aerry.
Dancing Was the principal smuse-